Monday, July 23, 2012

• Output in the long-run would fall by 1.3%, or $200 billion, in today’s economy.
• Employment in the long-run would fall by 0.5% or, roughly 710,000 fewer jobs, in today’s economy.
• Capital stock and investment in the long-run would fall by 1.4% and 2.4%, respectively.
• Real after-tax wages would fall by 1.8%, reflecting a decline in workers‟ living standards relative to what would have occurred otherwise.

In a further show that 3 ½ years in office the president of the United States still doesn’t know what he is doing regarding the U.S. economy. A recent study reports that taxes on the “Rich” as proposed by president Barry Hussein Soetoro will cost the economy over 700,000 fewer jobs. That explains why his campaign team is focusing on Gov. Romney’s Bain Capital Investment years. (see story)

The president hasn’t been able to fix the economy as he promised thus he feels that he must attempt to discredit Gov. Romney’s sterling Bain career. Sterling as described by former president Clinton. (following is the 24 page report)